restaurants

La Bouchée

Best restaurants in Brno discounted. Tasting menus from €10

by Michal Kašpárek on 01/13/2012

Five Brno restaurants praised by the editors of Grand Restaurant Guide are joining Grand Restaurant Festival. This means that you can buy vouchers for special discounted tasting menus offered from January 15 to February 15. Read now →

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Local food

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Leporelo+

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Restaurant reviews

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A short list of romantic restaurants, both for people on a tight budget or without a budget.

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One huge slice costs only CZK 25 (€1). Whole pizza costs CZK 150 and it can easily feed three people.

Petrov (photo by Lukáš Malý)

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